So u 4 channel play component, 2 or mono play sub lo.

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Added on December 16, 2012, 11:57 pmEh he drive bmw 1. Money is not an issue for him

This post has been edited by garykam: Dec 16 2012, 11:57 PM

that is true haha

Component set only about 5k like that
Upgrade slowly hehe cause if about 50k I might as well buy another car hehe lolzz
And also no budget if like that need to maintain the car also

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Added on December 17, 2012, 2:08 amhaha my BMW cost same as vios only lolzz
Your triton more expensive

This post has been edited by ezmeer94: Dec 17 2012, 02:08 AM

i'll think first on ur cs6508 as the only SQ component i have heard are focal krx2 last saturday at kf audio and it was awesome even with no amp...but the price

i've drop by at ea last 2 week and howie suggest focal ps165 but he didnt hook it up for me to audit it anyone here using ps165?? how it perform??

as i reach home from EA and did lil bit of googling bout ps165...i saw the ps165 came with 4 Xover...can i hooked each driver to each channel on a 4 channel amp?? will it hurt the tweeter??

Guys,

Need your comment and opinion of this HU from Sony Sony WX-GT80UI

Should I still need to change my component even though i'm satisfy with the `current' performance

Advice needed before I make the purchase

Thank you

are you asking us to gauge your satisfaction? if satisfy why want to change component?

Guess he is curious if there will be any improvement or not, since he is going to dump an amount of money into his ride.

No brother, i'm not implying that as a matter of fact that I has yet to change the HU and found out about this model and previously I'm also asking the same question and you guys give me the advice that I should change the component first before considering to change to any HU

So yes, that's how the question came out. Sorry for any misunderstanding

assuming your current HU has all the functions you need (eg: usb) and is working properly, then consider changing component set speakers first as it will yield better differences compared to changing a HU and running on stock speakers.

granted, changing both would be better if you're willing to splurge a bit. if budget restraint, or if you want to understand the difference of what each items does (component set speakers or HU for example) then do it step by step

If I'm allowed to ask, usually what is the budget range in order for me to splurge if let say I wanted to change both HU and component set speakers so that it can be upgraded from stock audio to maybe an entry level ICE quality audio

Does brand choosing for component i.e alpine or focal bring any big differences?

Hi there no problem
Actually I have the ps 165 hooked to a 4 channel amp and put as my rear speakers
And the gm 6508 as front stage
I usually fade the fader 100% to the front but if want to audit the ps165 u can come meet me hehe
Can compare to gm cs6508 and see which one u like
I put it there because I'm not a focal guy hehe
U can try and see which one u like

This post has been edited by ezmeer94: Dec 17 2012, 11:52 AM

if you want to change both HU and component set, for lowest range entry level for reputable brands, you'll need at least around RM900-1.2k.

brand does make a difference, however for entry level, the sound signature differences aren't really that huge. for HU it's typically pioneer/alpine and 1 step cheaper would be clarion/blaupunkt, old eclipse if you can still find them

Hello,

What will u guys suggest for a myvi? budget maybe rm1000.
speaker brand suggestion?
rear and front speaker? speaker size?

Thanks alot

Screw the backspeakers, get a custom panel, plonk in a simple Rainbow SLC model component set, throw in an underseat woofer and you'll have a pretty decent entry level setup that'll beat the pants off some setups.

Come come.. let unker izso poison you...

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Added on December 19, 2012, 7:47 amBro, asking how much budget to splurge is the wrong question. Question should be how much are you willing to fork out? Personally I'd ask you to forget the entry level stuff and just jump in high end or mid-range and be satisfied longer.

Head units will cost anything between RM300 (Sony stuff) to RM5000 (Denon/McIntosh/Clarion)
Components will cost anything between RM700 (Alpines/Rainbows/Dominations/etc) to RM5000 or more (Sinfoni/Dynaudio/Scanspeaks/etc)

So personally? I'd suggest going for a player like the Clarion HXD2, Pioneer P80 or something 'middle range' priced.
Then go for a middle range component set that'll knock your socks off (depending on your preference) paired with an amp that'll support it. Save up for a proper sub + sub box + amp. Then you'll be done for at the very least 5 years and possibly poisoning some friends along the way.

This post has been edited by izso: Dec 19 2012, 07:47 AM

[quote=izso,Dec 19 2012, 07:42 AM]
Screw the backspeakers, get a custom panel, plonk in a simple Rainbow SLC model component set, throw in an underseat woofer and you'll have a pretty decent entry level setup that'll beat the pants off some setups.

Come come.. let unker izso poison you...


Haha...from y0ur experience, how much it will cost?

my full entry level setup is around rm4k+ if that helps you gauge a budget

Don't listen to Quazacolt. His is no where near "entry level". My myvi is true entry level - all in RM2k.

but all my stuff are the lowest end models that the brand has to offer

So are mine.
Eh wait, thats not entirely true.

Then upgrade those "not entirely true" item to the next brand upward... but think not easy to get also as your "brand" already so $$$$$ one...